Cross-browser AutoScroller
This suite inserts an absolute positioned, automatically scrolling DHTML scroller into the current document, including the required scripts, the required CSS styles, the HTML elements and an onLoad handler.
The AutoScroller is compatible with all major browsers on PC and Mac.
New in version 2.0:
- You can now choose between vertical and horizontal scrolling.
Need help? Read the FAQ first.
| Author: | Marja Ribbers (FlevOOware.nl) |
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| Version: | 2.0.1 |
| Type: | Suite |
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| Product: | UltraDev 4, Dreamweaver 4, Dreamweaver MX, Dreamweaver MX 2004 |
| Platform: | Win XP/2000/2003/2008/7, Mac OS 8.6 or higher |
| Browser: | Explorer 4, Explorer 5, Explorer 5.5, Explorer 6, Mozilla 1.0, Netscape 4, Netscape 6, Opera 5, Opera 6 |
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Marja Ribbers-de Vroed
Well, what's there to tell?
I worked as a software engineer for a well-known Dutch software company for about 10 years. But then I decided I did not want to work there anymore. 
Since then, I've been working with my husband in our own company.
I "discovered" web development early 2000, and I soon found out that I could actually create my own extra (DHTML) features in Dreamweaver by building custom extensions.
My first extension was Cross-browser AutoScroller, but I've developed several other ones since then.
User Reviews
Total of 5 reviewscs3 ok
Written by teresa suratos on August 4, 2008...i forgot to say, mine works perfectly on dreamweaver CS3 :D
life-saver
Written by teresa suratos on August 4, 2008Thanks a lot!!! heaven sent... like the previous post said, it's also exactly what i needed :D
problems
Written by Jon Jon on November 11, 2007This looks like a great extension, but has proven itself useless in CS3 Doesn't crash Dreamweaver cs3, but also doesn't do anything as well.Is there an update for this?
Awesome!
Written by m kaijala on February 19, 2004This is exactly what I needed. Outstanding extension!
Does exactly what it says
Written by Andrew West on February 5, 2003Extremely useful! I've been trying to figure out if css can do this natively for months...
